Synkretizmus větných členů v ruštině a češtině
Syncretism of sentence elements in Russian and Czech

Author(s): Václav Slovák
Subject(s): Theoretical Linguistics, Syntax, Comparative Linguistics, Descriptive linguistics, Philology
Published by: Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci
Keywords: Czech language; Russian language;clause complements;syncretism (linguistics)
Summary/Abstract: The description of the system of the parts of a sentence in Russian and Czech is one of the topical question in contemporary linguistics. In contemporary grammar books, the interpretation of the parts of a sentence is focused mainly on typical phenomena. Peripheral phenomena are often mentioned marginally; similar phenomena are understood differently in various publications. Sometimes, the fluency of transitions between individual parts of a sentence is being emphasized. In our research, we are focused on description of these peripheral phenomena in the system of the parts of a sentence, which represent one of the examples of linguistic syncretism. The term syncretism is defined in the book and various approaches of linguists to phenomena that we perceive as syncretic are presented.

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